Makeup artist Sahily recreated the poster for Star Trek: Into Darkness as eye makeup and it’s incredible. She’s actually painted a little Benedict Cumberbatch on her eyelid. Sahily says this isn’t intended to be a wearable design but rather an example of her artistic ability. She’s not even a fan of Star Trek, but with work this good I think we can all let that pass.
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It’s the most classic of sci-fi debates. Who’s a better captain, Kirk or Picard? This shirt settles the question with a compelling list of ten reasons why the answer is Kirk. Of course, this won’t stop a single geek fight, but it’s a nice try.
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This black, v-neck fitted tee is the perfect way to show your love of one of the greatest moments in Star Trek history. It’s got “Khaaan!” in large letters that wrap all the way around from the front of the shirt and right across the back. The best part is that even people who don’t know what it means will be saying “Khaaan!” in their head when they see you walk past.
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Designed to mimic the space station in Deep Space Nine, this watch by Vianney Halter is a work of art visually and mechanically. Beneath its retro sci-fi dome, it features a spinning triple axis tourbillon that looks like it’s floating in the air. This is the kind of high-end watch design that watch enthusiasts drool over and now Trekkies will be coveting it, too.
The spinning tourbillon in the center is the first axis point. Next, the entire tourbillon shaft spins around on its axis, providing the second axis. This spins once each six minutes. Last, the entire mechanism spins horizontally in the middle of the case each 30 minutes offering the third axis point. While only the initial tourbillon cage spins with appreciable speed, the entire movement is technically a triple axis tourbillon. A black movement plate behind the tourbillon offers the illusion of emptiness behind the mechanism, but offers space for the rest of the movement where elements like the mainspring barrel are located (55 hours of power reserve).
It looks incredible, but don’t expect to get your wrist on one any time soon. For one thing, it costs $192,000. Second, it appears to have already sold to a collector in China.
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Like your Trek old school? This retro analogue Star Trek watch features a silicone strap and yellow coloring to match the command division emblem of the U.S.S. Enterprise.
Clearly it’s time keeping of the future kind. 
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The USS Enterprise has traveled across the galaxy to all sorts of unexplored worlds, and now it’s taking a break for a knuckle sandwich. This awesome Star Trek knuckle tattoo belongs to Jason Chiss who says:
It took me a while to figure out what kind of Star Trek tattoo I wanted to get. I finally decided that the enterprise d on my knuckles was the best choice for me. It’s still a work in progress there will be more shading and colors after the initial outline heals. let me know what you think of them so far.
We approve, Jason.
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In this Charlie Brown/Star Trek mash-up, poor Kirk doesn’t stand a chance. No matter how hard he tries, he’s never gonna get that Genesis Device from Khan.
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You can look just like a member of Starfleet with this casual command uniform tee as seen in the 2009 and 2013 films. It’s the perfect thing for days when you don’t want to wear your formal uniform shirt. Made from 100% cotton with the Starfleet insignia on the chest, you’ll look great lounging around and be ready for some last minute cosplay.
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Today may or may not be a good day to die, but it’s definitely a good day to wear this gorgeous Klingon coat of arms ring. It features the Klingon symbol in the center with a bat’leth framing it on either side. This handmade ring is created from anti-tarnish 925 sterling silver and is available in sizes 4-16.
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